"Yes, clearly as Sean outlined, actual cost for providing classes are high and usually not realized by most. He has listed out many of the costs involved. Not considered is the instructors time; traveling, getting the course materials ready, planning…"
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Scott Wood replied to Andrew Aliferis's discussion Cost of training and certification"As an instructor for Building Science Thermography classes, I fully understand the cost involved in providing competent training and can attest that $1600 does not cover much if a minimal number of students attend. I've spent a decade…"
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Level I Building Science Thermography Class at Residence Inn by Marriott
May 8, 2013 to May 11, 2013
SWA CONSULTING is offering a Level 1 Infrared training course on May 8 - 11, 2013 in Philadelphia, PA. We provide the only class that instructs both thermal and building sciences for application specific thermography competency.Register TodaySee More
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- Scott Wood Associates, LLC
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- Level III thermographer
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- Building Science, Building Forensics, Building Enclosure Evaluation and Testing (heat, air and moisture barriers, Infrared Thermography (energy audit, fan door testing, moisture intrusion, roof scan, defect scan, electrical condition monitoring)
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- http://www.buildingsciencethermography.com
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- http://www.linkedin.com/in/scottwoodassociates
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